The United States is now increasingly dissatisfied with us. It not only exaggerates the so-called "China threat theory" everywhere, but also tries every means to suppress China's development.

The United States is now increasingly dissatisfied with us. It not only exaggerates the so-called "China threat theory" everywhere, but also tries every means to suppress China's development. But today's China is different from the past, putting great pressure on the United States, because the cards in its hands are almost running out, and China has not been particularly affected. Ever since, the United States has taken another move: using mines to block China's offshore waters.

This trick was mentioned in an article published by the U.S. Naval Research Institute this month hyping up the "mainland military threat." The most important content of the article is to encourage the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command "to improve in the Yellow Sea and the Pearl River Delta’s ability to employ offensive mines.” Everyone is familiar with the matter of placing mines in offshore waters. After all, during World War II, the United States used mines to effectively block Japan's coast and important waterways and ports. During the Vietnam War, the U.S. military also used mines in Vietnam. Thousands of mines have been laid in important ports such as coastal defense... Obviously, laying mines in other countries' military ports and important seaports is a method engraved in the bones of the US military. Now the United States wants to repeat its same tactics in my country's offshore waters, and its intentions are evident.

Another detail that needs attention here is that the report mentioned that the U.S. Navy is developing a new type of mine, which is secretly placed on the seabed by a robot submarine equipped with sensors, and it detects the target by launching an encapsulated homing torpedo. "Offensive Mine". It should be noted here that the US military officer who came up with this idea also mentioned that laying mines offshore is a radical but low-cost strategy. This measure can be used as a deterrent and a deterrent for the US to intervene after mainland China decides to attack Taiwan with force. form of economic warfare. This statement undoubtedly refers to the behavior of laying mines as a means for the United States to prevent the escalation of tensions in the Taiwan Strait. However, everyone knows that what the United States is good at is not calming down situations, but creating chaos and triggering wars.

As we all know, mines are a weapon that is easy to deploy, difficult to detect and clear, and has flexible functions. It is also very troublesome for the modern navy. You might as well think about it, if the US military really lays mines in front of our homes. , what kind of harm will we suffer? The planned deployment point of this US military officer is in our Yellow Sea and Pearl River Delta regions. You must know that the Yellow Sea region and the waters near the Pearl River Delta account for more than 90% of China's maritime shipping throughput. Take the Pearl River Delta as an example. This is the most important outlet for China's foreign trade. Thousands of civilian ships transport goods through the Pearl River Delta every day. If this area is quietly mined by the US military, the safety of the surrounding people will be a problem. Secondly, it is to block China militarily. Thirdly, it is also to block China economically...

To be honest, as some military experts pointed out, the idea of ​​​​the US military will not only prevent China and the United States from sitting at the negotiating table, but It will also cause the United States itself to violate relevant international laws. Of course, there are also voices of disapproval within the United States. The reason is that the Yellow Sea and the Zhuhai Delta are full of civilian ships and there are very few military ships. If large-scale mines are mined in this area, it will escalate the conflict between China and the United States. But then again , regardless of whether it agrees or disagrees, the United States has its eagerness to suppress China written on its face.

However, the United States still ignores one point, that is, China is no longer at the mercy of others. If the US military wants to threaten our Yellow Sea and Pearl River Delta regions by wading, then the People's Liberation Army will also use its people to The Tao also heals the person's body. We can even explain that the People's Liberation Army will not give the United States any opportunity to carry out such actions. Why? Because the deployment of mines requires the cooperation of surface ships, even the new torpedoes mentioned by the US Navy require unmanned ships to be deployed before they can be laid in the sea.As for the People's Liberation Army, it "must follow every foreign warship that appears in the sea and airspace surrounding our country." Every move is under the surveillance of the People's Liberation Army. So, how can the US Navy lay mines in the Yellow Sea?

Of course, if the U.S. Navy is unscrupulous and determined to do something like this, then the People's Liberation Army will accompany it to the end. Offensive mine warfare, right? Then we can also use it against the United States. After all, a man in the Americas wants to give guidance. If countries around the world find that the routes or sea areas where ships frequently travel are mined, what will be the consequences? Therefore, it is necessary for us to remind the United States here that China is no longer the main subject of being passively beaten, and there is no room for change in the Taiwan Strait issue. If the United States is really that impatient to be beaten, we are bound to do so. Dozens of 054A ships of the People's Liberation Army Navy Guided missile frigates, 056A light anti-submarine frigates, and minesweepers are ready, and the People's Liberation Army's long-range firepower will not be polite.